Folks Of Interest Jeff Bradshaw walks through a hoard for sale

Jeff Bradshaw of Elederly Iron . com walks through a hoard of vintage cars parts and machines that will be up forsale soon , man some cool stuff to ogle over

 

That weren't no '71 Ford truck.

 

Holy moly! What a find!

 

Man, for a guy who is supposed to be inventorying that stuff, he certainly doesn't know much about what is there. I think he is in the wrong business.
I wouldn't put much store in his "list" as to accuracy.

 

Couldn't watch it. Too many wrong years being spouted off.

 

"Oh Lord your ocean is so big and my boat is so small"

 

WTF!

 

Those 'T's in the rafters were 'A's! But... "An inventory is coming!"

Them '36s were '35s, a '55 Ford was a '52, so imagine needing something specific.
Better fly back and pick it out...

 

It looks like he has his own online auction site. I only watched a few minutes of it and quit but saw some real interesting early project stuff and a lot of parts. Looks like they would have to sell off all the stuff in the middle to even think about getting to the sides. Done right to get the owner the best money that means pulling a few out and cleaning them up to best show them and auctioning them off in small bunches.

 

Too bad the guy doesn't know what he's looking at!!

 

Let me know when he starts calling 32 Fords model A's, I'll book my flight immediately.

 

Will be interesting to see what prices will be put on these.

 

He's more a truck guy than a car guy.

 

Regardless of the misdiagnosis that is a Candy Land for people like us. HRP

 

More a Business Man than a car guy!

 

Let the bidding frenzy begin, just dont trust his inventory guess work, close is not good enough.

 

Thank goodness for hoarders like this. That is a lot of vintage tin that didn't get crushed.

 

Amen brother! HRP

 

yes he is more of a vintage chevrolet truck guy , but i posted the video to show case the hoard , man what a treasure trove of parts

 

That is how things looked in the 1960's, I mean the Pre WWII stuff just jammed into garages, or ****tered over the fields at Hershey. Big Thank You going out to the guy that saved it all. Bob

 

I loved the giant 'slip roll' machine!

 

Cheeezzz's Louiseas....com'on..youse guys.....if you had the job he has....would you miss any ? Funny it looks to be right on a main road...

 

Oh...and thanks for posting.......

 

Can you say, Sheet Metal! Did he say, 12 trailers?! Could this be the Oak Island Treasure?! Nope, but what a sight to see! Thanks for sharing.

 

I,m sure i saw a '55 or '56 gl*** top crown victoria at the 4.47 minute mark . ( top of the outside yard in the middle of the screen ) only saw portion of a roof line.

 

It's a gl*** top but not a Crown Vic. 54 Ford or Merc

 

"Uncle Joe School of Videography", Pop a couple sea sickness pills before you watch that mess!

 

I went to his website and could not find any mention of any of this stuff. Anyone else have any better luck than I did?

 

Videography isn't his strong suit. Granted I'd also not be able to get ALL the cars right, but when you cant distinguish a T from an A...
Will be interesting to see prices on it. There's some really cool stuff, and some worthless junk there

 

Thanks for posting, showed the wife that it could be worse around my little pile. Please thank the owner for his conservation work, from all of us, even the detractors.